Beaver Electric LLC

Fantastic customer service Long time customer Great communication

Ignores customers

My wife and I purchased a condo in 2021 that was the poster child for 'lipstick on a pig's; everything was a cheap fix, including the electrical. Recently our dryer stopped working, so we bought a brand new dryer and it still wasn't heating. I figured it was the Electrical and I was right. One call to Beaver Electric and they sent out two gentleman, Charlie and his apprentice, who quickly validated my diagnosis, replaced the breaker (which was very old) and got us back in business in under an hour. Fantastic work, great customer service...we are planning a complete renovation of the condo and we know who we will go with for all of the electrical. Thank you, Beaver Electric!

Beaver and the team were great to work with. They showed up exactly when they said they would and worked efficiently to get the job done. Beaver also made some excellent suggestions on the placement of switches that really improved the functionality and convenience of our new space. We really appreciated the thought and effort put into the work—highly recommend!

I had what I thought was a tricky issue at a duplex I own. Tenant had no power at their heating system, but breaker was fine and supplying power. I did a fair bit of diagnosis myself and traced the problem to a junction box (I thought, anyway). After opening the box and seeing cloth wiring that I just didn't want to fool with (bad experiences with that stuff in the past), I called multiple electricians. I think I called at least 20, and only Beaver Electric answered and / or agreed to come out timely. They told me they'd be out in two days. The next day, I got a call that they had time, and bumped up my appointment which was great! Tim from Beaver Electric arrived right on time and was able to find the piece of the puzzle I missed -- a shut off switch for the heating system, that I wasn't aware existed. Tenants had switched the system off, but even ever turning that on, there was still no power to the heating system. Tim diagnosed the switch as defective and I agreed. While I did want to kick myself for not checking the stairway for the primary emergency shut off switch (the unit has a secondary as most do), Tim replaced the switch, cleaned up some connections in the aforementioned junction box, and that was that for $235. A tad pricey for what was essentially a bad light switch, but fair enough as I would've dug into that junction box and been there for hours, not realizing the problem was at a switch I didn't know existed. Tim was very courteous and didn't mind me hovering over him, which can really be irritating. Nice guy, job well done, decent and responsive company, and fair price. I'd hire them again.